Georgian President ends visit to Estonia, highlights importance of discussions regarding country’s Euro-Atlantic future
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President of Georgia Giorgi Margvelashvili has finished his working visit to Estonia today, highlighting the importance of discussions about Georgia’s path towards Euro-Atlantic integration with Estonian leaders.
Before leaving for Georgia President Margvelashvili was welcomed by the Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid at a working dinner in Kadriorg Palace which was also attended by the President of Iceland.
President Margvelashvili has also attended the 100th celebration of Estonia’s Victory Day in Tallinn which has been celebrated annually on June 23 and marks the anniversary of a crucial military victory against foreign forces in 1919.
Griogi Margvelashvili and his wife Maka Chichua were welcomed by Estonian President for the celebration ceremony of the 100th anniversary of Estonia’s Victory Day in Tartu.
"These kind of visits are very important as they deepen the relations between nations but on the other hand, they give us a good possibility to discuss very crucial topics for Georgia with colleague leaders including the steps our country is making towards the EU and NATO,” President Margvelashvili said.
In this light, President Margvelashvili has discussed the upcoming NATO summit with the President and Prime Minister of Estonia.
Georgia expects its progress to be appropriately recognised at the summit in Brussels planned to be held next month.
The Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid told her Georgian counterpart Giorgi Margvelashvili in Tallinn today that Georgia can be proud of its achievements and that the country deserves more than just kind and encouraging words.
Parliamentarians from the NATO nations have appealed for Alliance leaders on Monday to continue providing strong political and practical support to Georgia in the process of NATO integration and to advance the further political dimension of the country’s NATO membership process.
The iconic TV tower overlooking Georgia's capital Tbilisi has been illuminated in the colours of the Estonian flag tonight to mark the country’s 100th anniversary of Restoration of Independence.
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President of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili held a phone conversation with her Estonian counterpart President Kersti Kaljulaid yesterday. Zurabishvili, who was the initiator of the call, thanked Kaljulaid for raising the issue of Georgia at her recent meeting with the Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow.
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